The Just Brilliant Solitaire Studs place two diamonds within a restrained four prong design in 18K gold. For the Maison's lab grown selection, D color is the exclusive standard.
A matched pair involves more than that shared color choice. Its visual balance depends on the stones' dimensions, their appearance and the settings that position them beside the face.
Read the pair correctly
A total carat weight for earrings may describe both stones together. It should be distinguished from the weight of each individual diamond.
Dimensions add another useful comparison. Two stones with similar mass can present different visible sizes if their proportions differ.
Clarity and cut should also be understood for the actual pair, through the information available for each stone or the scope of the accompanying documentation.
Matching the visual experience
The diamonds should be considered together in similar lighting. Their outlines and patterns of reflection contribute to whether the pair feels coherent.
Matching does not require every microscopic characteristic to be identical. It asks whether the selected stones create a convincing visual relationship within the intended design.
The Maison's D color commitment gives that relationship a consistent color foundation without replacing the other considerations.
The setting beside the ear
Four prongs provide the Solitaire Studs with a clear frame. The depth of the basket, the position of the post and the fastening all contribute to how the earring sits.
Fit is individual. The size of the diamond and the wearer's ear influence the final appearance, so actual dimensions and profile views are useful alongside close photography.
For Just Brilliant, the refinement of a stud lies in this concentration of decisions. With little ornament to distract the eye, the two stones and their settings must form a balanced, complete expression.
